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2 1. Pick the two digit number from the following. 1) Two thousand and two ) One thousand and two 3) One hundred 4) Ninety Nine. From the figure, which angle is the larger one? 1) A ) B C 3) C B 4) D A D 3. Four fractional numbers given below. In that three numbers are equal but only one number is different. Find the number. 1) 6 ) 3 3) 1 4) x 9 1) 1701 ) ) ) = Which number will come in 1) 19 ) 100 3) 109 4) Kannan collected 4 marbles and his brother collected 100 marbles lesser than Kannan. How many marbles did Kannan s brother collected? 1) 3 ) 3 3) 5 4) 5 7. A square has a side of length 3cm, then find its perimeter. 1) 6cm ) 9cm 3) cm 4) 1m cm 8. Count the triangles and choose the correct answer. 1) Three ) Four 3) Five 4) Nine 9. To fill a tank with water it needs 15 buckets of water. To fill a bucket with water it needs 5 jars of water. How many jars of water needed to fill the tank? 1) 15 ) 0 3) 50 4) 75 1

3 10. Anand bought a notebook for Rs.14.95, an eraser for Rs.1.5, and a pencil for Rs Find the total cost of money he spent? 1) Rs ) Rs ) Rs ) Rs Which one is correct? 1) 095 is smaller than 059 ) 509 is smaller than 059 3) 00 is smaller than 090 4) 69 is smaller than =? 1) 1461 ) ) ) l 50ml is equal to. 1) 0.450l ) 4.50l 3) 4.50l 4) 4.50l 14. Which one is triangle in shape? 1) ) 3) 4) 15. Which clock s hands show lesser than right angle? (a) (b) (c) (d) 1) (a) ) (b) 3) (c) 4) (d) 16. Find the letter which is placed inside the circle and square but not in triangle. 1) B ) C 3) D 4) E A B C D E 17. Find the difference between the place values of 5 in ) 0 ) 495 3) 990 4) 4950

4 18. Rama s height is 1metre 50centimetre then, how will you write it in simple form? 1) 0.15m ) 1.05m 3) 1.50m 4) 15.10m 19. Find the place value of 5 in ) Five ) Fifty 3) Five thousand 4) Five lakh )338 )38 3)38 4)8? )1910 )000 3)010 4)1900. Find the difference between and ) 5075 ) ) ) Which one is wrong? 1) 1 m = 50cm ) 1 kg = 500gram 3) 1 hrs = 130min 4) 1 rupees = 50paise 4. Which one is wrong? 1) 1.m = 0cm ) 1.kg = 00g 3) 1.hrs = 0min 4) 1.rupees = 0paise 5. How many pieces of 30cm long ribbon can we cut from length of 6m ribbon? 1) 6 ) 14 3) 18 4) 0 6. O is the centre of circle. AB = 4cm then OP is equal to. A 1) 1 cm 3) 3cm 4 ) 3cm 4) cm 4 O P B 3

5 7. Find the diameter of the circle. 1) cm ) 4cm 3) 5cm 4) 6cm O cm 8. Find the difference between 500. and ) ) ) ) Fill the box with correct number. 4 x 1)16 )11 3)7 4) A train started its journey from Chennai at 3.00pm and reached Kaniyakumari at 9.00am next day. Find the time travelled by the train. 1) 6 hours ) 9 hours 3) hours 4) 18 hours 31. Find the place value of 4 in ) 4 ) 40 3) 400 4) How many points are there inside the rectangle? 1) 4 ) 5 3) 8 4) Find the number from the following which is 10 more than ) 538 ) 547 3) ) = Find the number ) 5 ) 18 3) 0 4) Which one is equal to ) +3 3) +3 3x5 3+5 ) x3 + 3x5 4) x5 + 3x3 3x5 3x5 4

6 36. Today is Tuesday, from today upcoming 10th day is. 1) Thursday ) Friday 3) Saturday 4) Tuesday 37. Ganesh is sleeping 8 hours per day. Find the number of hours he is sleeping in a week. 1) 64 ) 56 3) 48 4) A square has a side of length 6cm. Find its area. 1) 6sq.cm ) sq.cm 3) 4sq.cm 4) 36sq.cm 39. Out of 50 rooms of a hostel, 5 rooms are engaged by students and rooms by warden then how many rooms are not engaged? 1) 1 ) 3 3) 5 4) A square has perimeter of 4cm. Later four squares of the same sized are joined together. Find the perimeter of the shaded portions. 1) 36cm ) 4cm 3) 48cm 4) 60cm 41. Three thousand thirty three =. 1) 333 ) ) ) Which is rectangular in shape? 1) (a) ) (b) 3) (c) 4) (d) (a) (b) (c) (d) 43. Which series is in ascending order? 1) 95, 97, 90 ) 351, 350, 356 3) 65, 67, 69 4) 789, 786, Find the answer )9799 )970)9699 4)9609 6

7 is greater than 198 by. 1) 357 ) 358 3) 367 4) After how many minutes the clock shows 11 o clock? 1) 54 ) 45 3) 9 4) A four hour film is ended at 7:15pm. Find the time of the film started. 1) 11:15pm ) 4:00pm 3) 3:15pm 4) 3:15am 48. A number 354, if you reversed the digits of 3 and 4 you will get a new number. Find the difference between the old number and new number. 1) 99 ) 101 3) 109 4) x 305 = 1) 3150 ) ) ) = 9 8 1) 8 ) 3) 14 4) Find the smallest number. 1) 9909 ) ) ) Find the number of figures that has four sides. 1) One ) Two 3) Three 4) Four 53. Find the pair which has equivalent fractions. 1), 1 3) 4, ) 3, 15 4) 3,

8 54. The time after 75 minutes of :00pm is. 1) :45pm ) :75pm 3) 3:15pm 4) 3:45pm minutes is equal to how many hours? 1) 60 ) 150 3) 300 4) Half of right angle is. 1) 30 ) 45 3) 50 4) The levels of rainfall in a city for five months is given below. Find the average rainfall. cm, 5cm, 11cm, 8cm, 4cm. 1) cm ) 5cm 3) 6cm 4) 11cm 58. 1km - 1m = m 1) 0 ) 99 3) 990 4) =. 1) ) ) ) Which of the following is not the side of the rectangle ABCD? D C 1) AD ) AC 3) AB 4) BC A B 61. Renu has 3 cards. Find the greatest number using these cards. 1) 578 ) 857 3) 875 4) is divided by 9. Find the remainder. 1) One ) Two 3) Three 4) Four 8

9 ) 891 ) 991 3) ) Rajesh went for sleep at 10:00pm and woke up at 6:30am. How many hours did he sleep? 1) 16 1 ) 4 1 3) 6 1 4) A rectangle having side length 6cm and breadth 4cm. Find its area. 1) 10sq.cm ) 0sq.cm 3) 4sq.cm 4) 100sq.cm 66. Find the number of sides of the given figure. 1) Four ) Five 3) Six 4) Seven 67. Find the smallest three digit number which is divisible by 5 and 6. 1) 150 ) 0 3) 105 4) From the price list, find the total cost of 1 kg of tomato and 1 1 kg of potato. 1) 19 ) 100 3) 109 4) 645 Tomato 1kg = Rs.18 Potato 1kg = Rs =. 1) Five thousand and six ) Five hundred and sixty 3) Five thousand and sixty 4) Fifty six 70. In 001, age of Nirmala was 75. Find the year in which Nirmala s age was 50. 1) 1951 ) ) )

10 71. To measure the length of the school building, which unit of measurement is good. 1) millimetre ) centimetre 3) metre 4) kilometre 7. Kannagi wants to buy 1 kg of tomato. How much amount does she pay for it? Price list 1) Rs.50 Things Price (1kg) ) Rs.35 3) Rs.34 Tomato 14 4) Rs.30 Potato Anbu has 56 Laddus. He separated the Laddus in 8 plates. Find the correct form of mathematical operation. 1) ) ) ) 56 x How many hours in a week? Onion 10 1) 7 ) 84 3) 144 4) Find the time ) 4:08 10 ) 4:40 3) 5: ) 5: Radius of the smaller circle is 3cm with centre O. Find the radius of the larger circle. 1) 3cm ) 6cm 3) 9cm 4) cm 3cm = 9 1) 34 ) 5/9 3) 9/5 4) A mango weighs kg 600gm and an apple weighs 1kg 450gm. How much weight of mango is higher than apple? 1) 150gm ) 1kg 150gm 3) 1kg 00gm 4) 4kg 50gm Sanjay

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